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This video provides a definition of public law and private law.
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published:09 Feb 2015

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Robert P. Murphy explains in this incredible lecture excerpted from: The Market For Security, delivered in 2011 at Auburn, LvMI.
DailyBell: How would law and order be provided in this society? How would your ideal justice system work?
Dr. Hans-Hermann Hoppe: In a private law society the production of law and order - of security - would be undertaken by freely financed individuals and agencies competing for a voluntarily paying (or not-paying) clientele - just as the production of all other goods and services. How this system would work can be best understood in contrast to the workings of the present, all-too-familiar statist system. If one wanted to summarize in one word the decisive difference - and advantage - of a competitive security industry as compared to the current statist practice, it would be: contract.
The state operates in a legal vacuum. There exists no contract between the state and its citizens. It is not contractually fixed, what is actually owned by whom, and what, accordingly, is to be protected. It is not fixed, what service the state is to provide, what is to happen if the state fails in its duty, nor what the price is that the "customer" of such "service" must pay. Rather, the state unilaterally fixes the rules of the game and can change them, per legislation, during the game. Obviously, such behavior is inconceivable for freely financed security providers. Just imagine a security provider, whether police, insurer or arbitrator, whose offer consisted in something like this: I will not contractually guarantee you anything. I will not tell you what I oblige myself to do if, according to your opinion, I do not fulfill my service to you - but in any case, I reserve the right to unilaterally determine the price that you must pay me for such undefined service. Any such security provider would immediately disappear from the market due to a complete lack of customers.
Each private, freely financed security producer must instead offer its prospective clients a contract. And these contracts must, in order to appear acceptable to voluntarily paying consumers, contain clear property descriptions as well as clearly defined mutual services and obligations. Each party to a contract, for the duration or until the fulfillment of the contract, would be bound by its terms and conditions; and every change of terms or conditions would require the unanimous consent of all parties concerned.
Specifically, in order to appear acceptable to security buyers, these contracts must contain provisions about what will be done in the case of a conflict or dispute between the protector or insurer and his own protected or insured clients as well as in the case of a conflict between different protectors or insurers and their respective clients. And in this regard only one mutually agreeable solution exists: in these cases the conflicting parties contractually agree to arbitration by a mutually trusted but independent third party. And as for this third party: it, too, is freely financed and stands in competition with other arbitrators or arbitration agencies. Its clients, i.e., the insurers and the insured, expect of it, that it come up with a verdict that is recognized as fair and just by all sides. Only arbitrators capable of forming such judgments will succeed in the arbitration market. Arbitrators incapable of this and viewed as biased or partial will disappear from the market.

Let us now turn our attention to public law and private law. How exactly are they different? A legal subject is either public law or private law, depending on the kinds of issues it seeks to regulate. The key question to ask is whom does the issue affect?
So what is public law? Public law subjects govern the issues that affect the public at large. They try to regulate the issues and relationships that are of concern to the entire society. Some examples of public laws are: criminal law (crimes affect the society), constitutional law (because it governs the entire State or country), administrative law (because it governs rule making powers which in turn affect the public), and taxation (obviously taxes and levies affect the society at large).
Let us turn our attention to private law now. Private law governs relationships and issues between individuals. It cocncerns itself with private issues of private parties. Some good examples of Private law subjects are: law of contracts governs private contracts between private individuals, torts governs private wrongs, family law governs marriage, divorce, maintenance, succession etc, all of which are private issues, and property law which governs ownership, transfer etc of private property.
So I hope that you have now understood how private laws are different from public laws.

What is the relationship between public and private property? In this episode, the second in a series on the Common Law, ProfessorRichard Epstein of NYU School of Law describes how putting resources to their highest value use enables us to determine which resources should be held privately, as opposed to used by the public in common.
Professor Epstein provides an alternative to the conventional view that property rights are arbitrarily created by the state, and therefore can be changed at will by the state; a few simple rules, he argues, are universal principles of social organization, consistent across time and culture, which form the basis of social gains.
Professor Epstein is the inaugural Laurence A. Tisch Professor of Law at NYU School of Law, a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, and Professor of Law Emeritus and a senior lecturer at the University of Chicago.
As always, the Federalist Society takes no position on particular legal or public policy issues; all expressions of opinion are those of the speaker.
Subscribe to the series’ playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWwcngsYgoUX3i5tMPI9kDQtoLuOXCsN_
Related links:
Acton Institute: Private Property and Public Good
https://acton.org/pub/religion-liberty/volume-16-number-1/private-property-and-public-good
Richard Epstein: Simple Rules for a ComplexWorldhttp://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674808218&content=reviews
Khan Academy: Capital by Thomas Piketty
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/macroeconomics/gdp-topic/piketty-capital/v/piketty-capital

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The right to private and family life is a multifaceted right, as Nuala Mole demonstrates in her presentation on the scope of its application in the current ECtHR case law on expulsion. She delves into the aspects of private life, personal relationships and home interpreted by the Court and presents the relevant provisions of the UNCRC. Thirdly, EU law is brought in and examined in a comparative manner.

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Most of the students will choose law because they are interested in pursuing a career in the legal profession. Law is a demanding course and training places for solicitors and barristers are highly competitive. Those persons with the right aptitudes and motivation, the rewards of legal career can be great, both in terms of salary levels and personal development.
A lot of private universities in Bangladesh are offering law programs. Out of them, few private university trying to improve their academic activities for providing law degree.
Considering reputation of the faculty members, required and well equipped laboratories, research facilities, facilities for the students, class room environment and student size in a section, quality of education, student attendance, opportunities for the employment after graduation, opportunities for BARCouncil Examination and its passing rates in near past.

Private (web series)

The series was announced in May 2009, beginning with a contest allowing female readers the chance to audition for the role of Kiran Hayes. It was also announced that the series would adapt the first four books via 20 episodes, each with a standard length of four to six minutes.

A DVD with episodes of the series was released by Newvideo.

Contest

Private: The Casting Call was the contest in which three contestants competed for the role of Kiran Hayes in the Web adaptation of Private.

Canons of the Apostles

The Apostolic Canons or Ecclesiastical Canons of the Same Holy Apostles is a collection of ancient ecclesiastical decrees (eighty-five in the Eastern, fifty in the Western Church) concerning the government and discipline of the Early Christian Church, incorporated with the Apostolic Constitutions which are part of the Ante-Nicene Fathers
In the fourth century the First Council of Nicaea (325) calls canons the disciplinary measures of the Church: the term canon, κανὠν, means in Greek, a rule. There is a very early distinction between the rules enacted by the Church and the legislative measures taken by the State called leges, Latin for laws.

Legal education

Legal education is the education of individuals who intend to become legal professionals or those who simply intend to use their law degree to some end, either related to law (such as politics or academic) or business. It includes:

First degrees in law, which may be studied at either undergraduate or graduate level depending on the country.

Vocational courses which prospective lawyers are required to pass in some countries before they may enter practice.

Applied legal education for specific branches of law such as, Business law, Human resource and Labour laws, Property laws, Family laws, Human rights & Legal awareness, Taxation law and many more.

Higher academic degrees and doctorate.

Overview

In addition to the qualifications required to become a practicing lawyer, legal education also encompasses higher degrees, such as doctorates, for more advanced academic study.

In many countries other than the United States, law is an undergraduate degree. Graduates of such a program are eligible to become lawyers by passing the country's equivalent of a bar exam. In such countries, graduate programs in law enable students to embark on academic careers or become specialized in a particular area of law.

Private law in common law jurisdictions

The concept of private law in common law countries is a little more broad, in that it also encompasses private relationships between governments and private individuals or other entities. That is, relationships between governments and individuals based on the law of contract or torts are governed by private law, and are not considered to be within the scope of public law

The relationships public law governs are asymmetric and unequal – government bodies (central or local) can make decisions about the rights of individuals. However, as a consequence of the rule of law doctrine, authorities may only act within the law (secundum et intra legem). The government must obey the law. For example, a citizen unhappy with a decision of an administrative authority can ask a court for judicial review.

Public Law and Private Law

http://thebusinessprofessor.com/public-law-vs-private-law/
This video provides a definition of public law and private law.
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10:53

How Would Private Law Work?

How Would Private Law Work?

How Would Private Law Work?

Robert P. Murphy explains in this incredible lecture excerpted from: The Market For Security, delivered in 2011 at Auburn, LvMI.
DailyBell: How would law and order be provided in this society? How would your ideal justice system work?
Dr. Hans-Hermann Hoppe: In a private law society the production of law and order - of security - would be undertaken by freely financed individuals and agencies competing for a voluntarily paying (or not-paying) clientele - just as the production of all other goods and services. How this system would work can be best understood in contrast to the workings of the present, all-too-familiar statist system. If one wanted to summarize in one word the decisive difference - and advantage - of a competitive security industry as compared to the current statist practice, it would be: contract.
The state operates in a legal vacuum. There exists no contract between the state and its citizens. It is not contractually fixed, what is actually owned by whom, and what, accordingly, is to be protected. It is not fixed, what service the state is to provide, what is to happen if the state fails in its duty, nor what the price is that the "customer" of such "service" must pay. Rather, the state unilaterally fixes the rules of the game and can change them, per legislation, during the game. Obviously, such behavior is inconceivable for freely financed security providers. Just imagine a security provider, whether police, insurer or arbitrator, whose offer consisted in something like this: I will not contractually guarantee you anything. I will not tell you what I oblige myself to do if, according to your opinion, I do not fulfill my service to you - but in any case, I reserve the right to unilaterally determine the price that you must pay me for such undefined service. Any such security provider would immediately disappear from the market due to a complete lack of customers.
Each private, freely financed security producer must instead offer its prospective clients a contract. And these contracts must, in order to appear acceptable to voluntarily paying consumers, contain clear property descriptions as well as clearly defined mutual services and obligations. Each party to a contract, for the duration or until the fulfillment of the contract, would be bound by its terms and conditions; and every change of terms or conditions would require the unanimous consent of all parties concerned.
Specifically, in order to appear acceptable to security buyers, these contracts must contain provisions about what will be done in the case of a conflict or dispute between the protector or insurer and his own protected or insured clients as well as in the case of a conflict between different protectors or insurers and their respective clients. And in this regard only one mutually agreeable solution exists: in these cases the conflicting parties contractually agree to arbitration by a mutually trusted but independent third party. And as for this third party: it, too, is freely financed and stands in competition with other arbitrators or arbitration agencies. Its clients, i.e., the insurers and the insured, expect of it, that it come up with a verdict that is recognized as fair and just by all sides. Only arbitrators capable of forming such judgments will succeed in the arbitration market. Arbitrators incapable of this and viewed as biased or partial will disappear from the market.

3 Private Law v Public Law | Introductory Course to Law

Let us now turn our attention to public law and private law. How exactly are they different? A legal subject is either public law or private law, depending on the kinds of issues it seeks to regulate. The key question to ask is whom does the issue affect?
So what is public law? Public law subjects govern the issues that affect the public at large. They try to regulate the issues and relationships that are of concern to the entire society. Some examples of public laws are: criminal law (crimes affect the society), constitutional law (because it governs the entire State or country), administrative law (because it governs rule making powers which in turn affect the public), and taxation (obviously taxes and levies affect the society at large).
Let us turn our attention to private law now. Private law governs relationships and issues between individuals. It cocncerns itself with private issues of private parties. Some good examples of Private law subjects are: law of contracts governs private contracts between private individuals, torts governs private wrongs, family law governs marriage, divorce, maintenance, succession etc, all of which are private issues, and property law which governs ownership, transfer etc of private property.
So I hope that you have now understood how private laws are different from public laws.

Public v. Private Property [Introduction to Common Law]

What is the relationship between public and private property? In this episode, the second in a series on the Common Law, ProfessorRichard Epstein of NYU School of Law describes how putting resources to their highest value use enables us to determine which resources should be held privately, as opposed to used by the public in common.
Professor Epstein provides an alternative to the conventional view that property rights are arbitrarily created by the state, and therefore can be changed at will by the state; a few simple rules, he argues, are universal principles of social organization, consistent across time and culture, which form the basis of social gains.
Professor Epstein is the inaugural Laurence A. Tisch Professor of Law at NYU School of Law, a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, and Professor of Law Emeritus and a senior lecturer at the University of Chicago.
As always, the Federalist Society takes no position on particular legal or public policy issues; all expressions of opinion are those of the speaker.
Subscribe to the series’ playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWwcngsYgoUX3i5tMPI9kDQtoLuOXCsN_
Related links:
Acton Institute: Private Property and Public Good
https://acton.org/pub/religion-liberty/volume-16-number-1/private-property-and-public-good
Richard Epstein: Simple Rules for a ComplexWorldhttp://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674808218&content=reviews
Khan Academy: Capital by Thomas Piketty
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/macroeconomics/gdp-topic/piketty-capital/v/piketty-capital

Public law vs private law

Top 10 जबरदस्त private law colleges in India.. must watch..

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EU objective international private law: it's like dating

ECtHR Case Law on Article 8 ECHR: the Right to Private and Family Life in Expulsion Cases

ECtHR Case Law on Article 8 ECHR: the Right to Private and Family Life in Expulsion Cases

ECtHR Case Law on Article 8 ECHR: the Right to Private and Family Life in Expulsion Cases

Nuala Mole is a senior lawyer at Advice on Individual Rights in Europe (AIRE Centre) in London. / For the premium version, please visit http://www.era.int/?127727&en
Benefits of the premium version:
- Interactive features
- Certificate to earn CPD points
- Offline versions (Video, Audio, PDF)
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Topic:
The right to private and family life is a multifaceted right, as Nuala Mole demonstrates in her presentation on the scope of its application in the current ECtHR case law on expulsion. She delves into the aspects of private life, personal relationships and home interpreted by the Court and presents the relevant provisions of the UNCRC. Thirdly, EU law is brought in and examined in a comparative manner.

0:56

Best private University's in Bangladesh for Law Degree 2018-2030

Best private University's in Bangladesh for Law Degree 2018-2030

Best private University's in Bangladesh for Law Degree 2018-2030

Most of the students will choose law because they are interested in pursuing a career in the legal profession. Law is a demanding course and training places for solicitors and barristers are highly competitive. Those persons with the right aptitudes and motivation, the rewards of legal career can be great, both in terms of salary levels and personal development.
A lot of private universities in Bangladesh are offering law programs. Out of them, few private university trying to improve their academic activities for providing law degree.
Considering reputation of the faculty members, required and well equipped laboratories, research facilities, facilities for the students, class room environment and student size in a section, quality of education, student attendance, opportunities for the employment after graduation, opportunities for BARCouncil Examination and its passing rates in near past.

2:58

Private v Public Law

Private v Public Law

Private v Public Law

3:13

Law and Order: Opening a Private Practice

Law and Order: Opening a Private Practice

Law and Order: Opening a Private Practice

Ever wondered what it's like to start your own law firm? Babatunde Adebayo, Esq. gives us an inside look into what it's like to have your own name on the door. After opening his first private practice in Connecticut in 2011, Babatunde opened a second office in Brooklyn, New York, shortly thereafter. Watch the video to see his story!
If you enjoy this video please subscribe to our channel and subscribe to our free business newsletter for weekly updates, resources and networking opportunities here: http://khulatv.com/subscribe/
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2:43

A short introduction to English Private Law

A short introduction to English Private Law

A short introduction to English Private Law

Watch this short video to find out more about EnglishPrivate Law - a unique reference work covering the whole of English private law ideal as a quick reference for practitioners, academics, and students. http://oxford.ly/18OdlP5

14:17

The relationship between personal life and private law

The relationship between personal life and private law

The relationship between personal life and private law

In the first section John Gardner introduces the underlying theme of the lectures, the relationship between personal life and private law. He introduces his version of legal moralism, defending the continuity of personal and political morality against Kantian and Rawlsian arguments. He explores the rational claims of the past, and personal history. He asks whether private law is an autonomous and unified domain, and begins to explore the legal aspects of his work, on the relationship between tort and contract and the relationship between special and general damages.

Public Law and Private Law

http://thebusinessprofessor.com/public-law-vs-private-law/
This video provides a definition of public law and private law.
Visit www.TheBusinessProfessor.com for tons of free business and legal resources.

published: 09 Feb 2015

How Would Private Law Work?

Robert P. Murphy explains in this incredible lecture excerpted from: The Market For Security, delivered in 2011 at Auburn, LvMI.
DailyBell: How would law and order be provided in this society? How would your ideal justice system work?
Dr. Hans-Hermann Hoppe: In a private law society the production of law and order - of security - would be undertaken by freely financed individuals and agencies competing for a voluntarily paying (or not-paying) clientele - just as the production of all other goods and services. How this system would work can be best understood in contrast to the workings of the present, all-too-familiar statist system. If one wanted to summarize in one word the decisive difference - and advantage - of a competitive security industry as compared to the current statist prac...

3 Private Law v Public Law | Introductory Course to Law

Let us now turn our attention to public law and private law. How exactly are they different? A legal subject is either public law or private law, depending on the kinds of issues it seeks to regulate. The key question to ask is whom does the issue affect?
So what is public law? Public law subjects govern the issues that affect the public at large. They try to regulate the issues and relationships that are of concern to the entire society. Some examples of public laws are: criminal law (crimes affect the society), constitutional law (because it governs the entire State or country), administrative law (because it governs rule making powers which in turn affect the public), and taxation (obviously taxes and levies affect the society at large).
Let us turn our attention to private law now. P...

Public v. Private Property [Introduction to Common Law]

What is the relationship between public and private property? In this episode, the second in a series on the Common Law, ProfessorRichard Epstein of NYU School of Law describes how putting resources to their highest value use enables us to determine which resources should be held privately, as opposed to used by the public in common.
Professor Epstein provides an alternative to the conventional view that property rights are arbitrarily created by the state, and therefore can be changed at will by the state; a few simple rules, he argues, are universal principles of social organization, consistent across time and culture, which form the basis of social gains.
Professor Epstein is the inaugural Laurence A. Tisch Professor of Law at NYU School of Law, a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Inst...

published: 17 Jun 2017

Public law vs private law

Top 10 जबरदस्त private law colleges in India.. must watch..

Hello friends in this video you will not at top 10 private college of India and you will get all the information which is most important and I wish that it will help you and guys please subscribe and share this channel to all your family members relatives and your friends
For more information please send the message to my WhatsApp number 9667 681 789
And guys subscribe and share this channel to all your friends and family members and relatives and thanks for watching this video

EU objective international private law: it's like dating

ECtHR Case Law on Article 8 ECHR: the Right to Private and Family Life in Expulsion Cases

Nuala Mole is a senior lawyer at Advice on Individual Rights in Europe (AIRE Centre) in London. / For the premium version, please visit http://www.era.int/?127727&en
Benefits of the premium version:
- Interactive features
- Certificate to earn CPD points
- Offline versions (Video, Audio, PDF)
- Quiz
Topic:
The right to private and family life is a multifaceted right, as Nuala Mole demonstrates in her presentation on the scope of its application in the current ECtHR case law on expulsion. She delves into the aspects of private life, personal relationships and home interpreted by the Court and presents the relevant provisions of the UNCRC. Thirdly, EU law is brought in and examined in a comparative manner.

published: 12 Feb 2018

Best private University's in Bangladesh for Law Degree 2018-2030

Most of the students will choose law because they are interested in pursuing a career in the legal profession. Law is a demanding course and training places for solicitors and barristers are highly competitive. Those persons with the right aptitudes and motivation, the rewards of legal career can be great, both in terms of salary levels and personal development.
A lot of private universities in Bangladesh are offering law programs. Out of them, few private university trying to improve their academic activities for providing law degree.
Considering reputation of the faculty members, required and well equipped laboratories, research facilities, facilities for the students, class room environment and student size in a section, quality of education, student attendance, opportunities for t...

published: 07 Feb 2018

Private v Public Law

published: 26 Jul 2018

Law and Order: Opening a Private Practice

Ever wondered what it's like to start your own law firm? Babatunde Adebayo, Esq. gives us an inside look into what it's like to have your own name on the door. After opening his first private practice in Connecticut in 2011, Babatunde opened a second office in Brooklyn, New York, shortly thereafter. Watch the video to see his story!
If you enjoy this video please subscribe to our channel and subscribe to our free business newsletter for weekly updates, resources and networking opportunities here: http://khulatv.com/subscribe/
See the full post at http://khulatv.com/2014/06/09/law-and-order-opening-a-private-practice.
Thank you for watching and subscribing!

published: 09 Jun 2014

A short introduction to English Private Law

Watch this short video to find out more about EnglishPrivate Law - a unique reference work covering the whole of English private law ideal as a quick reference for practitioners, academics, and students. http://oxford.ly/18OdlP5

published: 23 Aug 2013

The relationship between personal life and private law

In the first section John Gardner introduces the underlying theme of the lectures, the relationship between personal life and private law. He introduces his version of legal moralism, defending the continuity of personal and political morality against Kantian and Rawlsian arguments. He explores the rational claims of the past, and personal history. He asks whether private law is an autonomous and unified domain, and begins to explore the legal aspects of his work, on the relationship between tort and contract and the relationship between special and general damages.

Public Law and Private Law

http://thebusinessprofessor.com/public-law-vs-private-law/
This video provides a definition of public law and private law.
Visit www.TheBusinessProfessor.co...

http://thebusinessprofessor.com/public-law-vs-private-law/
This video provides a definition of public law and private law.
Visit www.TheBusinessProfessor.com for tons of free business and legal resources.

http://thebusinessprofessor.com/public-law-vs-private-law/
This video provides a definition of public law and private law.
Visit www.TheBusinessProfessor.com for tons of free business and legal resources.

Robert P. Murphy explains in this incredible lecture excerpted from: The Market For Security, delivered in 2011 at Auburn, LvMI.
DailyBell: How would law and order be provided in this society? How would your ideal justice system work?
Dr. Hans-Hermann Hoppe: In a private law society the production of law and order - of security - would be undertaken by freely financed individuals and agencies competing for a voluntarily paying (or not-paying) clientele - just as the production of all other goods and services. How this system would work can be best understood in contrast to the workings of the present, all-too-familiar statist system. If one wanted to summarize in one word the decisive difference - and advantage - of a competitive security industry as compared to the current statist practice, it would be: contract.
The state operates in a legal vacuum. There exists no contract between the state and its citizens. It is not contractually fixed, what is actually owned by whom, and what, accordingly, is to be protected. It is not fixed, what service the state is to provide, what is to happen if the state fails in its duty, nor what the price is that the "customer" of such "service" must pay. Rather, the state unilaterally fixes the rules of the game and can change them, per legislation, during the game. Obviously, such behavior is inconceivable for freely financed security providers. Just imagine a security provider, whether police, insurer or arbitrator, whose offer consisted in something like this: I will not contractually guarantee you anything. I will not tell you what I oblige myself to do if, according to your opinion, I do not fulfill my service to you - but in any case, I reserve the right to unilaterally determine the price that you must pay me for such undefined service. Any such security provider would immediately disappear from the market due to a complete lack of customers.
Each private, freely financed security producer must instead offer its prospective clients a contract. And these contracts must, in order to appear acceptable to voluntarily paying consumers, contain clear property descriptions as well as clearly defined mutual services and obligations. Each party to a contract, for the duration or until the fulfillment of the contract, would be bound by its terms and conditions; and every change of terms or conditions would require the unanimous consent of all parties concerned.
Specifically, in order to appear acceptable to security buyers, these contracts must contain provisions about what will be done in the case of a conflict or dispute between the protector or insurer and his own protected or insured clients as well as in the case of a conflict between different protectors or insurers and their respective clients. And in this regard only one mutually agreeable solution exists: in these cases the conflicting parties contractually agree to arbitration by a mutually trusted but independent third party. And as for this third party: it, too, is freely financed and stands in competition with other arbitrators or arbitration agencies. Its clients, i.e., the insurers and the insured, expect of it, that it come up with a verdict that is recognized as fair and just by all sides. Only arbitrators capable of forming such judgments will succeed in the arbitration market. Arbitrators incapable of this and viewed as biased or partial will disappear from the market.

Robert P. Murphy explains in this incredible lecture excerpted from: The Market For Security, delivered in 2011 at Auburn, LvMI.
DailyBell: How would law and order be provided in this society? How would your ideal justice system work?
Dr. Hans-Hermann Hoppe: In a private law society the production of law and order - of security - would be undertaken by freely financed individuals and agencies competing for a voluntarily paying (or not-paying) clientele - just as the production of all other goods and services. How this system would work can be best understood in contrast to the workings of the present, all-too-familiar statist system. If one wanted to summarize in one word the decisive difference - and advantage - of a competitive security industry as compared to the current statist practice, it would be: contract.
The state operates in a legal vacuum. There exists no contract between the state and its citizens. It is not contractually fixed, what is actually owned by whom, and what, accordingly, is to be protected. It is not fixed, what service the state is to provide, what is to happen if the state fails in its duty, nor what the price is that the "customer" of such "service" must pay. Rather, the state unilaterally fixes the rules of the game and can change them, per legislation, during the game. Obviously, such behavior is inconceivable for freely financed security providers. Just imagine a security provider, whether police, insurer or arbitrator, whose offer consisted in something like this: I will not contractually guarantee you anything. I will not tell you what I oblige myself to do if, according to your opinion, I do not fulfill my service to you - but in any case, I reserve the right to unilaterally determine the price that you must pay me for such undefined service. Any such security provider would immediately disappear from the market due to a complete lack of customers.
Each private, freely financed security producer must instead offer its prospective clients a contract. And these contracts must, in order to appear acceptable to voluntarily paying consumers, contain clear property descriptions as well as clearly defined mutual services and obligations. Each party to a contract, for the duration or until the fulfillment of the contract, would be bound by its terms and conditions; and every change of terms or conditions would require the unanimous consent of all parties concerned.
Specifically, in order to appear acceptable to security buyers, these contracts must contain provisions about what will be done in the case of a conflict or dispute between the protector or insurer and his own protected or insured clients as well as in the case of a conflict between different protectors or insurers and their respective clients. And in this regard only one mutually agreeable solution exists: in these cases the conflicting parties contractually agree to arbitration by a mutually trusted but independent third party. And as for this third party: it, too, is freely financed and stands in competition with other arbitrators or arbitration agencies. Its clients, i.e., the insurers and the insured, expect of it, that it come up with a verdict that is recognized as fair and just by all sides. Only arbitrators capable of forming such judgments will succeed in the arbitration market. Arbitrators incapable of this and viewed as biased or partial will disappear from the market.

3 Private Law v Public Law | Introductory Course to Law

Let us now turn our attention to public law and private law. How exactly are they different? A legal subject is either public law or private law, depending on t...

Let us now turn our attention to public law and private law. How exactly are they different? A legal subject is either public law or private law, depending on the kinds of issues it seeks to regulate. The key question to ask is whom does the issue affect?
So what is public law? Public law subjects govern the issues that affect the public at large. They try to regulate the issues and relationships that are of concern to the entire society. Some examples of public laws are: criminal law (crimes affect the society), constitutional law (because it governs the entire State or country), administrative law (because it governs rule making powers which in turn affect the public), and taxation (obviously taxes and levies affect the society at large).
Let us turn our attention to private law now. Private law governs relationships and issues between individuals. It cocncerns itself with private issues of private parties. Some good examples of Private law subjects are: law of contracts governs private contracts between private individuals, torts governs private wrongs, family law governs marriage, divorce, maintenance, succession etc, all of which are private issues, and property law which governs ownership, transfer etc of private property.
So I hope that you have now understood how private laws are different from public laws.

Let us now turn our attention to public law and private law. How exactly are they different? A legal subject is either public law or private law, depending on the kinds of issues it seeks to regulate. The key question to ask is whom does the issue affect?
So what is public law? Public law subjects govern the issues that affect the public at large. They try to regulate the issues and relationships that are of concern to the entire society. Some examples of public laws are: criminal law (crimes affect the society), constitutional law (because it governs the entire State or country), administrative law (because it governs rule making powers which in turn affect the public), and taxation (obviously taxes and levies affect the society at large).
Let us turn our attention to private law now. Private law governs relationships and issues between individuals. It cocncerns itself with private issues of private parties. Some good examples of Private law subjects are: law of contracts governs private contracts between private individuals, torts governs private wrongs, family law governs marriage, divorce, maintenance, succession etc, all of which are private issues, and property law which governs ownership, transfer etc of private property.
So I hope that you have now understood how private laws are different from public laws.

What is the relationship between public and private property? In this episode, the second in a series on the Common Law, ProfessorRichard Epstein of NYU School of Law describes how putting resources to their highest value use enables us to determine which resources should be held privately, as opposed to used by the public in common.
Professor Epstein provides an alternative to the conventional view that property rights are arbitrarily created by the state, and therefore can be changed at will by the state; a few simple rules, he argues, are universal principles of social organization, consistent across time and culture, which form the basis of social gains.
Professor Epstein is the inaugural Laurence A. Tisch Professor of Law at NYU School of Law, a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, and Professor of Law Emeritus and a senior lecturer at the University of Chicago.
As always, the Federalist Society takes no position on particular legal or public policy issues; all expressions of opinion are those of the speaker.
Subscribe to the series’ playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWwcngsYgoUX3i5tMPI9kDQtoLuOXCsN_
Related links:
Acton Institute: Private Property and Public Good
https://acton.org/pub/religion-liberty/volume-16-number-1/private-property-and-public-good
Richard Epstein: Simple Rules for a ComplexWorldhttp://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674808218&content=reviews
Khan Academy: Capital by Thomas Piketty
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/macroeconomics/gdp-topic/piketty-capital/v/piketty-capital

What is the relationship between public and private property? In this episode, the second in a series on the Common Law, ProfessorRichard Epstein of NYU School of Law describes how putting resources to their highest value use enables us to determine which resources should be held privately, as opposed to used by the public in common.
Professor Epstein provides an alternative to the conventional view that property rights are arbitrarily created by the state, and therefore can be changed at will by the state; a few simple rules, he argues, are universal principles of social organization, consistent across time and culture, which form the basis of social gains.
Professor Epstein is the inaugural Laurence A. Tisch Professor of Law at NYU School of Law, a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, and Professor of Law Emeritus and a senior lecturer at the University of Chicago.
As always, the Federalist Society takes no position on particular legal or public policy issues; all expressions of opinion are those of the speaker.
Subscribe to the series’ playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWwcngsYgoUX3i5tMPI9kDQtoLuOXCsN_
Related links:
Acton Institute: Private Property and Public Good
https://acton.org/pub/religion-liberty/volume-16-number-1/private-property-and-public-good
Richard Epstein: Simple Rules for a ComplexWorldhttp://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674808218&content=reviews
Khan Academy: Capital by Thomas Piketty
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/macroeconomics/gdp-topic/piketty-capital/v/piketty-capital

Top 10 जबरदस्त private law colleges in India.. must watch..

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Nuala Mole is a senior lawyer at Advice on Individual Rights in Europe (AIRE Centre) in London. / For the premium version, please visit http://www.era.int/?127727&en
Benefits of the premium version:
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Topic:
The right to private and family life is a multifaceted right, as Nuala Mole demonstrates in her presentation on the scope of its application in the current ECtHR case law on expulsion. She delves into the aspects of private life, personal relationships and home interpreted by the Court and presents the relevant provisions of the UNCRC. Thirdly, EU law is brought in and examined in a comparative manner.

Nuala Mole is a senior lawyer at Advice on Individual Rights in Europe (AIRE Centre) in London. / For the premium version, please visit http://www.era.int/?127727&en
Benefits of the premium version:
- Interactive features
- Certificate to earn CPD points
- Offline versions (Video, Audio, PDF)
- Quiz
Topic:
The right to private and family life is a multifaceted right, as Nuala Mole demonstrates in her presentation on the scope of its application in the current ECtHR case law on expulsion. She delves into the aspects of private life, personal relationships and home interpreted by the Court and presents the relevant provisions of the UNCRC. Thirdly, EU law is brought in and examined in a comparative manner.

Best private University's in Bangladesh for Law Degree 2018-2030

Most of the students will choose law because they are interested in pursuing a career in the legal profession. Law is a demanding course and training places for...

Most of the students will choose law because they are interested in pursuing a career in the legal profession. Law is a demanding course and training places for solicitors and barristers are highly competitive. Those persons with the right aptitudes and motivation, the rewards of legal career can be great, both in terms of salary levels and personal development.
A lot of private universities in Bangladesh are offering law programs. Out of them, few private university trying to improve their academic activities for providing law degree.
Considering reputation of the faculty members, required and well equipped laboratories, research facilities, facilities for the students, class room environment and student size in a section, quality of education, student attendance, opportunities for the employment after graduation, opportunities for BARCouncil Examination and its passing rates in near past.

Most of the students will choose law because they are interested in pursuing a career in the legal profession. Law is a demanding course and training places for solicitors and barristers are highly competitive. Those persons with the right aptitudes and motivation, the rewards of legal career can be great, both in terms of salary levels and personal development.
A lot of private universities in Bangladesh are offering law programs. Out of them, few private university trying to improve their academic activities for providing law degree.
Considering reputation of the faculty members, required and well equipped laboratories, research facilities, facilities for the students, class room environment and student size in a section, quality of education, student attendance, opportunities for the employment after graduation, opportunities for BARCouncil Examination and its passing rates in near past.

Law and Order: Opening a Private Practice

Ever wondered what it's like to start your own law firm? Babatunde Adebayo, Esq. gives us an inside look into what it's like to have your own name on the door. ...

Ever wondered what it's like to start your own law firm? Babatunde Adebayo, Esq. gives us an inside look into what it's like to have your own name on the door. After opening his first private practice in Connecticut in 2011, Babatunde opened a second office in Brooklyn, New York, shortly thereafter. Watch the video to see his story!
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Ever wondered what it's like to start your own law firm? Babatunde Adebayo, Esq. gives us an inside look into what it's like to have your own name on the door. After opening his first private practice in Connecticut in 2011, Babatunde opened a second office in Brooklyn, New York, shortly thereafter. Watch the video to see his story!
If you enjoy this video please subscribe to our channel and subscribe to our free business newsletter for weekly updates, resources and networking opportunities here: http://khulatv.com/subscribe/
See the full post at http://khulatv.com/2014/06/09/law-and-order-opening-a-private-practice.
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A short introduction to English Private Law

Watch this short video to find out more about EnglishPrivate Law - a unique reference work covering the whole of English private law ideal as a quick reference...

Watch this short video to find out more about EnglishPrivate Law - a unique reference work covering the whole of English private law ideal as a quick reference for practitioners, academics, and students. http://oxford.ly/18OdlP5

Watch this short video to find out more about EnglishPrivate Law - a unique reference work covering the whole of English private law ideal as a quick reference for practitioners, academics, and students. http://oxford.ly/18OdlP5

The relationship between personal life and private law

In the first section John Gardner introduces the underlying theme of the lectures, the relationship between personal life and private law. He introduces his ver...

In the first section John Gardner introduces the underlying theme of the lectures, the relationship between personal life and private law. He introduces his version of legal moralism, defending the continuity of personal and political morality against Kantian and Rawlsian arguments. He explores the rational claims of the past, and personal history. He asks whether private law is an autonomous and unified domain, and begins to explore the legal aspects of his work, on the relationship between tort and contract and the relationship between special and general damages.

In the first section John Gardner introduces the underlying theme of the lectures, the relationship between personal life and private law. He introduces his version of legal moralism, defending the continuity of personal and political morality against Kantian and Rawlsian arguments. He explores the rational claims of the past, and personal history. He asks whether private law is an autonomous and unified domain, and begins to explore the legal aspects of his work, on the relationship between tort and contract and the relationship between special and general damages.

Public Law and Private Law

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This video provides a definition of public law and private law.
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How Would Private Law Work?

Robert P. Murphy explains in this incredible lecture excerpted from: The Market For Security, delivered in 2011 at Auburn, LvMI.
DailyBell: How would law and order be provided in this society? How would your ideal justice system work?
Dr. Hans-Hermann Hoppe: In a private law society the production of law and order - of security - would be undertaken by freely financed individuals and agencies competing for a voluntarily paying (or not-paying) clientele - just as the production of all other goods and services. How this system would work can be best understood in contrast to the workings of the present, all-too-familiar statist system. If one wanted to summarize in one word the decisive difference - and advantage - of a competitive security industry as compared to the current statist practice, it would be: contract.
The state operates in a legal vacuum. There exists no contract between the state and its citizens. It is not contractually fixed, what is actually owned by whom, and what, accordingly, is to be protected. It is not fixed, what service the state is to provide, what is to happen if the state fails in its duty, nor what the price is that the "customer" of such "service" must pay. Rather, the state unilaterally fixes the rules of the game and can change them, per legislation, during the game. Obviously, such behavior is inconceivable for freely financed security providers. Just imagine a security provider, whether police, insurer or arbitrator, whose offer consisted in something like this: I will not contractually guarantee you anything. I will not tell you what I oblige myself to do if, according to your opinion, I do not fulfill my service to you - but in any case, I reserve the right to unilaterally determine the price that you must pay me for such undefined service. Any such security provider would immediately disappear from the market due to a complete lack of customers.
Each private, freely financed security producer must instead offer its prospective clients a contract. And these contracts must, in order to appear acceptable to voluntarily paying consumers, contain clear property descriptions as well as clearly defined mutual services and obligations. Each party to a contract, for the duration or until the fulfillment of the contract, would be bound by its terms and conditions; and every change of terms or conditions would require the unanimous consent of all parties concerned.
Specifically, in order to appear acceptable to security buyers, these contracts must contain provisions about what will be done in the case of a conflict or dispute between the protector or insurer and his own protected or insured clients as well as in the case of a conflict between different protectors or insurers and their respective clients. And in this regard only one mutually agreeable solution exists: in these cases the conflicting parties contractually agree to arbitration by a mutually trusted but independent third party. And as for this third party: it, too, is freely financed and stands in competition with other arbitrators or arbitration agencies. Its clients, i.e., the insurers and the insured, expect of it, that it come up with a verdict that is recognized as fair and just by all sides. Only arbitrators capable of forming such judgments will succeed in the arbitration market. Arbitrators incapable of this and viewed as biased or partial will disappear from the market.

3 Private Law v Public Law | Introductory Course to Law

Let us now turn our attention to public law and private law. How exactly are they different? A legal subject is either public law or private law, depending on the kinds of issues it seeks to regulate. The key question to ask is whom does the issue affect?
So what is public law? Public law subjects govern the issues that affect the public at large. They try to regulate the issues and relationships that are of concern to the entire society. Some examples of public laws are: criminal law (crimes affect the society), constitutional law (because it governs the entire State or country), administrative law (because it governs rule making powers which in turn affect the public), and taxation (obviously taxes and levies affect the society at large).
Let us turn our attention to private law now. Private law governs relationships and issues between individuals. It cocncerns itself with private issues of private parties. Some good examples of Private law subjects are: law of contracts governs private contracts between private individuals, torts governs private wrongs, family law governs marriage, divorce, maintenance, succession etc, all of which are private issues, and property law which governs ownership, transfer etc of private property.
So I hope that you have now understood how private laws are different from public laws.

Public v. Private Property [Introduction to Common Law]

What is the relationship between public and private property? In this episode, the second in a series on the Common Law, ProfessorRichard Epstein of NYU School of Law describes how putting resources to their highest value use enables us to determine which resources should be held privately, as opposed to used by the public in common.
Professor Epstein provides an alternative to the conventional view that property rights are arbitrarily created by the state, and therefore can be changed at will by the state; a few simple rules, he argues, are universal principles of social organization, consistent across time and culture, which form the basis of social gains.
Professor Epstein is the inaugural Laurence A. Tisch Professor of Law at NYU School of Law, a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, and Professor of Law Emeritus and a senior lecturer at the University of Chicago.
As always, the Federalist Society takes no position on particular legal or public policy issues; all expressions of opinion are those of the speaker.
Subscribe to the series’ playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWwcngsYgoUX3i5tMPI9kDQtoLuOXCsN_
Related links:
Acton Institute: Private Property and Public Good
https://acton.org/pub/religion-liberty/volume-16-number-1/private-property-and-public-good
Richard Epstein: Simple Rules for a ComplexWorldhttp://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674808218&content=reviews
Khan Academy: Capital by Thomas Piketty
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/macroeconomics/gdp-topic/piketty-capital/v/piketty-capital

Top 10 जबरदस्त private law colleges in India.. must watch..

Hello friends in this video you will not at top 10 private college of India and you will get all the information which is most important and I wish that it will help you and guys please subscribe and share this channel to all your family members relatives and your friends
For more information please send the message to my WhatsApp number 9667 681 789
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ECtHR Case Law on Article 8 ECHR: the Right to Private and Family Life in Expulsion Cases

Nuala Mole is a senior lawyer at Advice on Individual Rights in Europe (AIRE Centre) in London. / For the premium version, please visit http://www.era.int/?127727&en
Benefits of the premium version:
- Interactive features
- Certificate to earn CPD points
- Offline versions (Video, Audio, PDF)
- Quiz
Topic:
The right to private and family life is a multifaceted right, as Nuala Mole demonstrates in her presentation on the scope of its application in the current ECtHR case law on expulsion. She delves into the aspects of private life, personal relationships and home interpreted by the Court and presents the relevant provisions of the UNCRC. Thirdly, EU law is brought in and examined in a comparative manner.

Best private University's in Bangladesh for Law Degree 2018-2030

Most of the students will choose law because they are interested in pursuing a career in the legal profession. Law is a demanding course and training places for solicitors and barristers are highly competitive. Those persons with the right aptitudes and motivation, the rewards of legal career can be great, both in terms of salary levels and personal development.
A lot of private universities in Bangladesh are offering law programs. Out of them, few private university trying to improve their academic activities for providing law degree.
Considering reputation of the faculty members, required and well equipped laboratories, research facilities, facilities for the students, class room environment and student size in a section, quality of education, student attendance, opportunities for the employment after graduation, opportunities for BARCouncil Examination and its passing rates in near past.

Law and Order: Opening a Private Practice

Ever wondered what it's like to start your own law firm? Babatunde Adebayo, Esq. gives us an inside look into what it's like to have your own name on the door. After opening his first private practice in Connecticut in 2011, Babatunde opened a second office in Brooklyn, New York, shortly thereafter. Watch the video to see his story!
If you enjoy this video please subscribe to our channel and subscribe to our free business newsletter for weekly updates, resources and networking opportunities here: http://khulatv.com/subscribe/
See the full post at http://khulatv.com/2014/06/09/law-and-order-opening-a-private-practice.
Thank you for watching and subscribing!

A short introduction to English Private Law

Watch this short video to find out more about EnglishPrivate Law - a unique reference work covering the whole of English private law ideal as a quick reference for practitioners, academics, and students. http://oxford.ly/18OdlP5

Private (web series)

The series was announced in May 2009, beginning with a contest allowing female readers the chance to audition for the role of Kiran Hayes. It was also announced that the series would adapt the first four books via 20 episodes, each with a standard length of four to six minutes.

A DVD with episodes of the series was released by Newvideo.

Contest

Private: The Casting Call was the contest in which three contestants competed for the role of Kiran Hayes in the Web adaptation of Private.